A crashed ice making machine and refrigerator wherein the same is used

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to a crashed ice making machine ( 1 ) comprising an ice container ( 4 ) having at least one partition ( 5 ) wherein water can be filled and that enables ice to be formed by the water filled therein being frozen in the cold environment; an ice dispensing mechanism (A) that enables the ice to be pushed out of the ice container ( 4 ), an ice cutting mechanism (B) that is placed at the inlet portion of the ice container ( 4 ) and that cuts the ice pushed out of the ice container ( 4 ) by rotating thus providing crashed ice, and a driving mechanism (D) that drives the ice dispensing mechanism (A) and the ice cutting mechanism (B); and also relates to a refrigerator wherein the said crashed ice making machine ( 1 ) is used.

The present invention relates to a crashed ice making machine and arefrigerator wherein the same is used.

Producers of white goods design a large number of different types ofcrashed ice making machines and refrigerators wherein the same is usedin order to meet the crashed ice need of consumers. The crashed icemaking machines occupy large space due to their complex structures andreduce the usable volume of the refrigerators. Since the consumersprefer refrigerators with large inner volumes, producers of white goodsprefer using small crashed ice making machines in refrigerators. Smallcrashed ice making machines produce limited crashed ice and cannot fullymeet the need of consumers.

In order to solve this problem, producers of white goods design crashedice making machines that are plain in mechanical terms and that occupyless space.

In the state of the art International Patent Application No.WO2010/131867A2, an ice maker is described, having a driving unit andwherein a single electric motor that enables the ice separating unit andthe ice elevating unit to be driven.

The aim of the present invention is the realization of a crashed icemaking machine that is plain in mechanical terms and can be operatedefficiently, that occupies a small space, that does not reduce the innervolume of the refrigerator and efficiently meets the crashed ice need ofthe user.

The crashed ice making machine realized in order to attain the aim ofthe present invention, explicated in the attached claims is suitable tobe used in a refrigerator and comprises an ice dispensing mechanismhaving at least one pushing mechanism that is placed into the partitionso as to linearly rise and descend between the base portion and theinlet portion of the ice container, that moves upwards when drivenforwards by the driving mechanism and thus pushes and enables the ice tobe dispensed from the ice container and that moves downwards when drivenbackwards by the driving mechanism and thus discharges the partition inorder to fill in water. Thus, the entire inner volume of the partitionis enabled to be used for making ice. Moreover, the entire ice formed inthe ice container is enabled to be dispensed from the ice container.Thus, when fresh water is filled into the partition in the next crashedice making cycle, water is not added onto the remainder ice remaininginside the partition contrary to the case with the present crashed icemaking machines. Consequently, the crashed ice need of the user isprovided with the frozen fresh water in each cycle.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice container comprisesmore than one partition wherein water can be filled. Ice can be formedseparately in each partition with the water filled into the icecontainer partitions being frozen in the cold environment. Moreover, theice dispensing mechanism comprises more than one pushing mechanism, eachplaced into one partition so as to linearly rise and descend between thebase portion and the inlet portion of the partition. When drivenforwards by the driving mechanism, each pushing mechanism rises and thuspushes and dispenses the ice from the partition. Furthermore, whendriven backwards by the driving mechanism, each pushing mechanismdescends and discharges the partition in order to fill in water. Thus,the inner volumes of the ice container partitions are enabled to be usedmore effectively. Consequently, a large amount of crashed ice can beformed and the crashed ice need of the user can be efficiently met.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice cutting mechanismcomprises an ice cutting blade that is placed at the inlet portion ofthe ice container and provides crashed ice by rotating and cutting theice pushed out of the ice container. Thus, the ice is enabled to be cutwhile being pushed out of the ice container.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the lower surface of the icecutting blade is realized so as to be seated onto the inlet of the icecontainer in a flat manner. Thus, the ice cutting blade is enabled to beoperated in a balanced manner and safely driven. The upper surface ofthe ice cutting blade is inclined. Thus, the ice can be cut as thinlayers.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the driving mechanismcomprises a motor and a transmission mechanism that can be rotated bythe motor and that has at least one worm and at least one gear placedoutside the ice container partitions. Thus, the entire inner volume ofthe partition is enabled to be used for making ice. The transmissionmechanism drives both the ice cutting mechanism and each pushingmechanism. Each pushing mechanism is driven by the transmissionmechanism so as to rise and descend in the ice container. The icecutting mechanism is driven by the transmission mechanism so as to cutthe ice pushed out of the ice container by rotating. Thus, a crashed icemaking machine that operates efficiently and that is plain in mechanicalterms is obtained. In an embodiment of the present invention, thetransmission mechanism comprises a worm. The worm is placed outside theice container partitions so that the rotational axis thereof is parallelto the axis of the ice container partitions in the base-inlet direction.Thus, the crashed ice making machine is enabled to have a small widthand to occupy a small space.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice cutting mechanismthat cuts the ice pushed out of the ice container by rotating isconnected to the end of the worm so as to pass over the inlet portion ofthe ice container partitions. Thus, an ice cutting mechanism thatoperates efficiently and that is plain in mechanical terms is obtained.Moreover, the cutting mechanism can be more easily serviced andrepaired.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice cutting mechanism isplaced so that the rotational plane thereof is parallel to the planeformed by the inlet portions of the ice container partitions. Moreover,the ice container partitions are placed at equal intervals around therotational axis of the ice cutting mechanism. Thus, the crashed icemaking machine is enabled to occupy a small space.

In an embodiment of the present invention, each partition is realized asa receptacle that extends linearly in the base-inlet direction. Thecross-section of each partition remains stationary along the axisthereof in the base-inlet direction. Thus, there is no unusable volumeleft between the partitions. Moreover, the crashed ice making machine isenabled to occupy a small space.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the cross-section ofeach ice container partition widens from the base portion towards theinlet portion along the axis thereof in the base-inlet direction. Thus,after being pushed and separated from the ice container partitions, theice is enabled to be easily pushed out of the ice container partitions.Moreover, in the case that water is filled into the partition withouttaking the entire ice out of the ice container, the remainder ice isenabled to rise freely towards the inlet portion of the ice container,to freeze together with the newly forming ice at a position close to theinlet portion and to be cut firstly at the next cycle, thereby providingcrashed ice. Thus, the remainder ice is prevented from getting stuck tothe base of the ice container and remaining at the base of the icecontainer for a long time. Consequently, dirt accumulation in the icecontainer is prevented.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the cross-section ofeach ice container partition perpendicular to the axis thereof in thebase-inlet direction is configured preferably in circular, triangular,square, rectangular or trapezoidal form. Thus, thin ice layers obtainedby cutting have proper shapes. Thus, the ice container volume is enabledto be used more effectively in order to make ice.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice container comprisesan inlet port that opens to at least one partition and that enableswater to be filled into the partition. Moreover, the ice containercomprises water passage openings that enable the water to pass from onepartition to another partition. Thus, the ice container is enabled to befilled with water before the next crashed ice making cycle.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the pushing mechanism isrealized by means of a pushing shaft that extends into the partitionthrough an opening formed at the base portion of the ice container andskidded to the ice container opening over a sealing element so as torise and descend. When the portion of the pushing shaft remainingoutside the ice container is driven upwards by the driving mechanism,the portion thereof remaining inside the partition rises, pushes the icetowards the partition inlet and out of the partition. When the portionof the pushing shaft remaining outside the ice container is drivendownwards by the driving mechanism, the portion thereof remaining insidethe partition descends and discharges the partition in order to fill inwater. It is not compulsory for the pushing mechanism to be composed ofa pushing shaft. In another embodiment of the present invention, thepushing mechanism comprises more than one gear-shaft that is placed atthe base portion of the partition and that can open/closetelescopically, one being screwed onto the other so as to rotate freelyaround an axis perpendicular to the partition base. When driven forwardsby the driving mechanism, the gear-shafts change from a closed positionto a telescopically open position and push the ice out of the icecontainer. When driven backwards by the driving mechanism, thegear-shafts changes from the telescopically open position to the closedposition and discharges the partition in order to fill in water. Thus,the entire inner volume of the partition is enabled to be used formaking ice. Moreover, the entire ice formed in the ice container isenabled to be pushed out of the ice container. Moreover, the crashed icemaking machine is enabled to occupy a small space.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice container comprisesmore than one partition wherein water can be filled. A pushing mechanismis provided in each partition. Each pushing mechanism is realized bymeans of a pushing shaft that extends into the partition through anopening formed at the base portion of the partition and skidded to thepartition opening over a sealing element so as to rise and descend.Moreover, the ice dispensing mechanism comprises a geared or screwedshaft carrier driven by the driving mechanism and whereon the pushingshafts are fixed. In another embodiment of the present invention, thepushing mechanism in each partition comprises more than one gear-shaftthat is placed at the base portion of the partition and that canopen/close telescopically, one being screwed onto the other so as torotate freely around an axis perpendicular to the partition base.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the crashed ice makingmachine comprises a stopping mechanism that limits theforwards-backwards movement of the shaft carrier. Thus, the crashed icemaking machine is enabled to be operated in a safe manner.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the stopping mechanismcomprises a stopper realized as a first flange that is situated on theshaft carrier and that limits the forwards movement of the shaftcarrier. In an embodiment of the present invention, the stoppingmechanism furthermore comprises a second stopper realized as a secondflange that is situated on the lower side of the worm in the drivingmechanism and that limits the backwards movement of the shaft carrier.Thus, the forwards-backwards movement of the shaft carrier is limited.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the refrigerator comprises afreezing compartment, a crashed ice making machine of the presentinvention placed into the freezing compartment, a control unit thatcontrols the driving mechanism of the crashed ice making machine and thewater filling mechanism filling the ice container with water, and acrashed ice collection receptacle that is stationary or detachable, thatcan be accessed from inside or outside the refrigerator and whereincrashed ice pieces produced by the crashed ice making machine arecollected. Thus, the user is enabled to easily reach the crashed icepieces.

By means of the present invention, a crashed ice making machine isrealized, that is plain in mechanical terms and can be operatedefficiently, that occupies a small space, that does not reduce the innervolume of the refrigerator and efficiently meets the crashed ice need ofthe user.

The model embodiments relating to the crashed ice making machinerealized in order to attain the aim of the present invention areillustrated in the attached figures, where:

FIG. 1—is a perspective view of the crashed ice making machine with itscomponents separated in an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2—is a perspective view of the crashed ice making machine in anembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3—is another perspective view of the crashed ice making machine inan embodiment of the present invention.

The elements illustrated in the figures are numbered as follows:

1. Crashed ice making machine

2. Ice cutting blade

3. Blade fixing member

4. Ice container

5. Partition

6. Inlet port

7. Sealing element

8. Ice pushing shaft

9. Shaft carrier

10. First flange

11. Transmission mechanism

12. Second flange

13. Motor

In all embodiments of the present invention, the crashed ice makingmachine (1) comprises an ice container (4) having at least one partition(5) wherein water can be filled and that enables ice to be formed by thewater filled therein being frozen in the cold environment; an icedispensing mechanism (A) that enables the ice to be pushed out of theice container (4) and that has a sealing element (7), at least one icepushing shaft (8), a shaft carrier (9) and a first flange (10); an icecutting mechanism (B) that is placed at the inlet portion of the icecontainer (4), that cuts the ice pushed out of the ice container (4) byrotating thus providing crashed ice and that has an ice cutting blade(2) and a blade fixing member (3); and a driving mechanism (D) thatdrives the ice dispensing mechanism (A) and the ice cutting mechanism(B) and that has a transmission mechanism (11), a second flange (12) anda motor (13) (FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3).

In all embodiments of the present invention, the crashed ice makingmachine (1) comprises an ice dispensing mechanism (A) having at leastone pushing mechanism (C) that is placed into the partition (5) so as tolinearly rise and descend between the base portion and the inlet portionof the ice container (4), that moves upwards when driven forwards by thedriving mechanism (D) and thus pushes and enables the ice to bedispensed from the ice container (4) and that moves downwards whendriven backwards by the driving mechanism (D) and thus discharges thepartition (5) in order to fill in water (FIG. 2, FIG. 3). Thus, theentire inner volume of the partition (5) is enabled to be used formaking ice (FIG. 2, FIG. 3). Moreover, the entire ice formed in the icecontainer (4) is enabled to be dispensed from the ice container (4).Thus, when fresh water is filled into the partition (5) in the nextcrashed ice making cycle, water is not added onto the remainder iceremaining inside the partition (5) contrary to the case with the presentcrashed ice making machines. Consequently, the crashed ice need of theuser is provided with the frozen fresh water in each cycle.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice container (4)comprises more than one partition (5) wherein water can be filled (FIG.2, FIG. 3). Ice can be formed separately in each partition (5) with thewater filled into the ice container (4) partitions (5) being frozen inthe cold environment. Moreover, the ice dispensing mechanism (A)comprises more than one pushing mechanism (C), each placed into onepartition (5) so as to linearly rise and descend between one baseportion and one inlet portion of the partition (5) (FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG.3). When driven forwards by the driving mechanism (D), each pushingmechanism (C) rises and thus pushes and dispenses the ice from thepartition (5) (FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3). Moreover, when driven backwardsby the driving mechanism (D), each pushing mechanism (C) descends anddischarges the partition (5) in order to fill in water (FIG. 1, FIG. 2,FIG. 3). Thus, the inner volumes of the ice container (4) partitions (5)are enabled to be used more effectively. Consequently, a large amount ofcrashed ice can be formed and the crashed ice need of the user can beefficiently met. The crashed ice making machine (1) shown in the figureshas preferably seven partitions (5). However, the number of partitions(5) is not limited to seven. A single partition (5) is sufficient.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice cutting mechanism (B)comprises an ice cutting blade (2) that is placed at the inlet portionof the ice container (4) and provides crashed ice by rotating andcutting the ice pushed out of the ice container (4) (FIG. 1, FIG. 3).Thus, the ice is enabled to be cut while being pushed out of the icecontainer (4). The said cutting blade (2) is preferably produced fromsteel. The width of the ice cutting blade (2) is sized so as to fit intothe region between two partitions (5). Thus, while the ice cutting blade(2) is rotating, the ice can be pushed out of the ice container (4).

In an embodiment of the present invention, a lower surface of the icecutting blade (2) is realized so as to be seated onto the inlet of theice container (4) in a flat manner (FIG. 3). Thus, the ice cutting blade(2) is enabled to be operated in a balanced manner and safely driven. Anupper surface of the ice cutting blade (2) is inclined (8) (FIG. 3).Thus, the ice can be cut as thin layers.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the driving mechanism (D)comprises a motor (13) and a transmission mechanism (11) that can berotated by the motor (13) and that has at least one worm and at leastone gear placed outside the ice container (4) partitions (5) (FIG. 1).Thus, the entire inner volume of the partition (5) is enabled to be usedfor making ice. The transmission mechanism (11) drives both the icecutting mechanism (B) and each pushing mechanism (C) (FIG. 1). Eachpushing mechanism (C) is driven by the transmission mechanism (11) so asto rise and descend in the ice container (4) (FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3).The ice cutting mechanism (B) is driven by the transmission mechanism(11) so as to cut the ice pushed out of the ice container (4) byrotating (FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3). Thus, a crashed ice making machine(1) that operates efficiently and that is plain in mechanical terms isobtained.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the transmission mechanism(11) comprises a worm (FIG. 1). The worm is placed outside thepartitions (5) so that the rotational axis (Z) thereof is parallel tothe axis of the ice container (4) partitions (5) in the base-inletdirection (FIG. 1). Thus, the crashed ice making machine (1) is enabledto have a small width and to occupy a small space. The thickness of thinice layers obtained by cutting is determined by the step of the worm.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice cutting mechanism (B)that cuts the ice pushed out of the ice container (4) by rotating isconnected to the end of the worm so as to pass over the inlet portionsof the partitions (5) (FIG. 1, FIG. 3). The ice cutting blade (2) in theice cutting mechanism (B) is connected to the worm preferably by meansof a blade fixing member (3). Thus, an ice cutting mechanism (B) thatoperates efficiently and that is plain in mechanical terms is obtained.Moreover, the ice cutting mechanism (B) can be more easily serviced andrepaired.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice cutting mechanism (B)is placed so that the rotational plane thereof is parallel to the planeformed by the inlet portions of the partitions (5) (FIG. 3). Moreover,the partitions (5) are placed at equal intervals around the rotationalaxis of the ice cutting mechanism (B) (FIG. 3). Thus, the crashed icemaking machine (1) is enabled to occupy a small space.

In an embodiment of the present invention, each partition (5) isrealized as a receptacle that extends linearly in the base-inletdirection. The cross-section of each partition (5) remains stationaryalong the axis thereof in the base-inlet direction. Thus, there is nounusable volume left between the partitions (5). Consequently, thecrashed ice making machine (1) is enabled to occupy a small space. Inanother embodiment of the present invention, the cross-section of eachpartition (5) widens from the base portion towards the inlet portionalong the axis thereof in the base-inlet direction. Thus, after beingpushed and separated from the partitions (5), the ice is enabled to beeasily pushed out of the ice container (4) partitions (5). Moreover, inthe case that water is filled into the partition (5) without taking theentire ice out of the ice container (4), the remainder ice is enabled torise freely towards the inlet portion of the ice container (4), tofreeze together with the newly forming ice at a position close to theinlet portion and to be cut firstly at the next cycle, thereby providingcrashed ice. Thus, the remainder ice is prevented from getting stuck tothe base of the ice container (4) and remaining at the base of the icecontainer (4) for a long time. Consequently, dirt accumulation in theice container (4) is prevented.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the cross-section ofeach partition (5) perpendicular to the axis thereof in the base-inletdirection is configured preferably in circular, triangular, square,rectangular or trapezoidal form (FIG. 3). Thus, thin ice layers obtainedby cutting have proper shapes. Thus, the ice container (4) volume isenabled to be used more effectively in order to make ice.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice container (4)comprises an inlet port (6) that opens to at least one partition (5) andthat enables water to be filled into the partition (5) (FIG. 1, FIG. 2,FIG. 3). Moreover, the ice container (4) comprises water passageopenings that enable the water to pass from one partition (5) to anotherpartition (5) (FIG. 3). Thus, the ice container (4) is enabled to befilled with water before the next crashed ice making cycle.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the pushing mechanism (C) isrealized by means of a pushing shaft (8) that extends into the partition(5) through an opening formed at the base portion of the ice container(4) and skidded to the ice container (4) opening over a sealing element(7) so as to rise and descend (FIG. 1). When the portion of the pushingshaft (8) remaining outside the ice container (4) is driven upwards bythe driving mechanism (D), the portion thereof remaining inside thepartition (5) rises, pushes the ice towards the partition (5) inlet andout of the partition (5). When the portion of the pushing shaft (8)remaining outside the ice container (4) is driven downwards by thedriving mechanism (D), the portion thereof remaining inside thepartition (5) descends and discharges the partition (5) in order to fillin water (FIG. 2 and FIG. 3). The length of the pushing shaft (8) ispreferred to be such that when pushed entirely into the ice container(4), the pushing shaft (8) reaches the inlet of the ice container (4).Thus, the entire ice is enabled to be taken out of the ice container(4). It is not compulsory for the pushing mechanism (C) to be composedof a pushing shaft (8). In another embodiment of the present inventionnot shown in the figures, the pushing mechanism (C) comprises more thanone gear-shaft that is placed at the base portion of the partition (5)and that can open/close telescopically, one being screwed onto the otherso as to rotate freely around an axis perpendicular to the partition (5)base. When driven forwards by the driving mechanism (D), the gear-shaftschange from a closed position to a telescopically open position and pushthe ice out of the ice container (4). When driven backwards by thedriving mechanism (D), the gear-shafts change from the telescopicallyopen position to the closed position and discharge the partition (5) inorder to fill in water. Thus, the entire inner volume of the partition(5) is enabled to be used for making ice. Moreover, the entire iceformed in the ice container (4) is enabled to be pushed out of the icecontainer (4). Consequently, the crashed ice making machine (1) isenabled to occupy a small space.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the ice container (4)comprises more than one partition (5) wherein water can be filled (FIG.3). A pushing mechanism (C) is provided in each partition (5). Eachpushing mechanism (C) is realized by means of a pushing shaft (8) thatextends into the partition (5) through an opening formed at the baseportion of the partition (5) and skidded to the partition (5) openingover a sealing element (7) so as to rise and descend. Moreover, thedispensing mechanism (A) comprises a geared or screwed shaft carrier (9)driven by the driving mechanism (D) and whereon the pushing shafts (8)are fixed (FIG. 1). The pushing shafts (8) are fixed to the shaftcarrier (9) preferably by screwing. The sealing element (7) is composedof a sealing element (7) (FIG. 1). In another embodiment of the presentinvention not shown in the figures, the pushing mechanism (C) in eachpartition (5) comprises more than one gear-shaft that is placed at thebase portion of the partition (5) and that can open/closetelescopically, one being screwed onto the other so as to rotate freelyaround an axis perpendicular to the partition (5) base.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the crashed ice makingmachine (1) comprises a stopping mechanism that limits theforwards-backwards movement of the shaft carrier (9). Thus, the crashedice making machine (1) is enabled to be operated in a safe manner.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the stopping mechanismcomprises a stopper realized as a first flange (10) that is situated onthe shaft carrier (9) and that limits the forwards movement of the shaftcarrier (9). In an embodiment of the present invention, the stoppingmechanism furthermore comprises a second stopper realized as a secondflange (12) that is situated on the lower side of the worm in thedriving mechanism (D) and that limits the backwards movement of theshaft carrier (9). Thus, the forwards-backwards movement of the shaftcarrier (9) is limited.

In an embodiment of the present invention not shown in the figures, therefrigerator comprises a freezing compartment, a crashed ice makingmachine (1) of the present invention placed into the freezingcompartment, a control unit that controls the driving mechanism (D) ofthe crashed ice making machine (1) and the water filling mechanismfilling the ice container (4) with water, and a crashed ice collectionreceptacle that is stationary or detachable, that can be accessed frominside or outside the refrigerator and wherein crashed ice piecesproduced by the crashed ice making machine (1) are collected. Thus, theuser is enabled to easily reach the crashed ice pieces.

In an embodiment of the present invention not shown in the figures, therefrigerator furthermore comprises a control panel connected to thecontrol unit. Thus, the user is enabled to use the crashed ice makingmachine (1) via the control panel.

In an embodiment of the present invention not shown in the figures, aheating electric cable controlled by the control unit and provides theheating of the ice container (4) is wrapped around the ice container (4)in order that the ice is easily separated from the ice container (4) andtaken out. However, it is not compulsory to use the electric cable. Itis possible to take the ice out of the ice container (4) by using thepushing mechanism (C) without heating.

By means of the present invention, a crashed ice making machine (1) isrealized, that does not reduce the inner volume of the ice container (4)nor the refrigerator, that is plain in mechanical terms and occupies asmall space, that can be efficiently operated, and that enables theentire ice formed in the ice container (4) to be taken out of the icecontainer (4) and above all that efficiently meets the crashed ice needof the user.

The crashed ice making machine (1) shown in the figures has more thanone partition (5). The crashed ice making machine (1) not shown in thefigures and comprising a single partition (5) should be consideredwithin the scope of the present invention.

1-A crashed ice making machine (1) comprising an ice container (4)having at least one partition (5) wherein water can be filled and thatenables ice to be formed by the water filled therein being frozen in thecold environment, an ice dispensing mechanism (A) that enables the iceto be pushed out of the ice container (4) and that has a sealing element(7), at least one ice pushing shaft (8), a shaft carrier (9) and a firstflange (10), an ice cutting mechanism (B) that is placed at the inletportion of the ice container (4), that cuts the ice pushed out of theice container (4) by rotating thus providing crashed ice and that has anice cutting blade (2) and a blade fixing member (3), and a drivingmechanism (D) that drives the ice dispensing mechanism (A) and the icecutting mechanism (B) and that has a transmission mechanism (11), asecond flange (12) and a motor (13), characterized by the ice dispensingmechanism (A) having at least one pushing mechanism (C) that is placedinto the partition (5) so as to linearly rise and descend between thebase portion and the inlet portion of the ice container (4), that movesupwards when driven forwards by the driving mechanism (D) and thuspushes and enables the ice to be dispensed from the ice container (4)and that moves downwards when driven backwards by the driving mechanism(D) and thus discharges the partition (5) in order to fill in water. 2-Acrashed ice making machine (1) as in claim 1, characterized by an icecontainer (4) that has more than one partition (5) wherein water can befilled and that enables ice to be formed separately in each partition(5) by the water filled in the partitions (5) being frozen in the coldenvironment and by the ice dispensing mechanism (A) having more than onepushing mechanism (C), each placed into one partition (5) so as tolinearly rise and descend between the base portion and the inlet portionof the partition (5), that moves upwards when driven forwards by thedriving mechanism (D) and thus pushes and enables the ice to bedispensed from the partition (5) and that moves downwards when drivenbackwards by the driving mechanism (D) and thus discharges the partition(5) in order to fill in water. 3-A crashed ice making machine (1) as inclaim 1, characterized by the ice cutting mechanism (B) comprising anice cutting blade (2) that is placed at the inlet portion of the icecontainer (4) and provides crashed ice by rotating and cutting the icepushed out of the ice container (4). 4-A crashed ice making machine (1)as in claim 3, characterized by the ice cutting blade (2), the lowersurface of which is realized so as to be seated onto the inlet of theice container (4) in a flat manner and the upper surface of which isrealized to be inclined (θ). 5-A crashed ice making machine (1) as inclaim 1, characterized by a motor (13), the driving mechanism (D)comprising a transmission mechanism (11) that can be rotated by themotor (13) and that has at least one worm and at least one gear placedoutside the partitions (5), more than one pushing mechanism (C) eachdriven by the transmission mechanism (11) so as to rise and descend inthe ice container (4) and the ice cutting mechanism (B) driven by thetransmission mechanism (11) so as to cut the ice pushed out of the icecontainer (4) by rotating. 6-A crashed ice making mechanism (1) as inclaim 5, characterized by the driving mechanism (D) comprising thetransmission mechanism (11) having a worm placed outside the partitions(5) so that the rotational axis (Z) thereof is parallel to the axis ofthe partitions (5) in the base-inlet direction. 7-A crashed ice makingmachine (1) as in claim 6, characterized by the ice cutting mechanism(B) that is connected to the end of the worm so as to pass over theinlet portions of the ice container (4) partitions (5) and that cuts theice pushed out of the ice container (4) by rotating. 8-A crashed icemaking machine (1) as in claim 1, characterized by the partitions (5)that are placed at equal intervals around the rotational axis of the icecutting mechanism (B) and the plane formed by the inlet portions thereofbeing parallel to the rotational plane of the ice cutting mechanism (B).9-A crashed ice making machine (1) as in claim 1, characterized by thepartitions (5), each shaped as a receptacle extending linearly in thebase-inlet direction, the cross-section of each remaining stationaryalong the axis thereof in the base-inlet direction or the cross-sectionof each widening from the base portion towards the inlet portion alongthe axis thereof in the base-inlet direction. 10-A crashed ice makingmechanism (1) as in claim 9, characterized by the partitions (5), thecross-section perpendicular to the axis thereof in the base-inletdirection of each being configured in circular, triangular, square,rectangular or trapezoidal form. 11-A crashed ice making machine (1) asin claim 1, characterized by the ice container (4) having an inlet port(6) that opens to at least one partition (5) and that enables water tobe filled into the partition (5) and furthermore having water passageopenings that enable the water to pass from one partition (5) to anotherpartition (5). 12-A crashed ice making machine (1) as in claim 1,characterized by the pushing mechanism (C) realized by means of at leastone pushing shaft (8) that extends into the partition (5) through anopening formed at the base portion of the ice container (4) and skiddedto the ice container (4) opening over a sealing element (7) so as torise and descend, wherein when the portion of the pushing shaft (8)remaining outside the ice container (4) is driven upwards by the drivingmechanism (D), the portion thereof remaining inside the partition (5)rises, pushes the ice towards the partition (5) inlet and out of thepartition (5) and wherein when the portion of the pushing shaft (8)remaining outside the ice container (4) is driven downwards by thedriving mechanism (D), the portion thereof remaining inside thepartition (5) descends and discharges the partition (5) in order to fillin water 13-A crashed ice making machine (1) as in claim 12,characterized by more than one pushing mechanism (C), each beingrealized by means of a pushing shaft (8) that extends into the partition(5) through an opening formed at the base portion of the partition (5)and skidded to the partition (5) opening over a sealing element (7) soas to rise and descend and by the ice dispensing mechanism (A) having ageared or screwed shaft carrier (9) driven by the driving mechanism (D)and whereon the pushing shafts (8) are fixed. 14-A crashed ice makingmachine (1) as in claim 13, characterized by a stopping mechanism thatlimits the forwards-backwards movement of the shaft carrier (9). 15-Arefrigerator characterized by a freezing compartment, a crashed icemaking machine (1) as in claim 1, placed into the freezing compartment,a control unit that controls the driving mechanism (D) of the crashedice making machine (1) and the water filling mechanism filling the icecontainer (4) with water, and a crashed ice collection receptacle thatis stationary or detachable, that can be accessed from inside or outsidethe refrigerator and wherein crashed ice pieces produced by the crashedice making machine (1) are collected. 16-A crashed ice making machine(1) as in claim 2, characterized by the ice cutting mechanism (B)comprising an ice cutting blade (2) that is placed at the inlet portionof the ice container (4) and provides crashed ice by rotating andcutting the ice pushed out of the ice container (4). 17-A crashed icemaking machine (1) as in claim 16, characterized by the ice cuttingblade (2), the lower surface of which is realized so as to be seatedonto the inlet of the ice container (4) in a flat manner and the uppersurface of which is realized to be inclined (θ). 18-A crashed ice makingmachine (1) as in claim 17, characterized by a motor (13), the drivingmechanism (D) comprising a transmission mechanism (11) that can berotated by the motor (13) and that has at least one worm and at leastone gear placed outside the partitions (5), more than one pushingmechanism (C) each driven by the transmission mechanism (11) so as torise and descend in the ice container (4) and the ice cutting mechanism(B) driven by the transmission mechanism (11) so as to cut the icepushed out of the ice container (4) by rotating. 19-A crashed ice makingmechanism (1) as in claim 18, characterized by the driving mechanism (D)comprising the transmission mechanism (11) having a worm placed outsidethe partitions (5) so that the rotational axis (Z) thereof is parallelto the axis of the partitions (5) in the base-inlet direction. 20-Acrashed ice making machine (1) as in claim 19, characterized by the icecutting mechanism (B) that is connected to the end of the worm so as topass over the inlet portions of the ice container (4) partitions (5) andthat cuts the ice pushed out of the ice container (4) by rotating.